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  • Niesr: The economy is picking up after a sluggish end to 2015

    March 9, 2016

    Economic growth slowed in the three months to February, but there are some signs it is picking up again. The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (Niesr) said today it believes the economy grew 0.3 per cent between December and February. It marks a slowdown from their previous estimate for growth between November and [...]

  • Amazon is going to lease Boeing planes in move to set up air delivery network

    March 9, 2016

    Amazon.com is going to lease 20 Boeing aircraft as the online retailer makes a move toward setting up its own air delivery service. The online giant is going to lease Boeing 767 freighter aircraft, according to Air Transport Services Group (ATSG), and comes as the company has been testing drone deliveries. Amazon currently relies on [...]

  • Finance jobs of the future: As automation speeds up more routine tasks, finance chiefs need to become more strategic in their work

    March 9, 2016

    Finance chiefs of today might not recognise their department in a few years time, as the function is set to undergo a massive change, according to a report out today. Specialist recruiter Robert Half has discovered that the finance chiefs of tomorrow will be focused more on plotting financial growth for their company, particularly as [...]

  • BMW racks up another record year, pushed on by favourable currency headwinds as share price falls due to outlook for “slight” sales increase in 2016

    March 9, 2016

    German carmaker BMW's share price dropped this afternoon, despite posting a record breaking sixth year in a row. Shares dipped by two per cent immediately after the figures were released.  Revenue, sales, and pre-tax profit all set fresh records at the luxury car firm, though investors baulked at the suggestion 2016 would see numbers only "slightly up" [...]

  • Zara owner Inditex to slow down store openings as consumers shift online

    March 9, 2016

    Inditex shares rallied this morning after the world's largest fashion retailer posted a strong start to the year and said it will be slowing down the pace of store openings as consumers shop increasingly online.  The Zara and Massimo Dutti owner said it plans to grow store space by six to eight per cent in the coming year compared with eight per cent [...]

  • The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund had its worst year since 2011 last year, but managed to avoid negative returns

    March 9, 2016

    The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund has returned 2.7 per cent on its investments in 2015 thanks to a rally in equities late in the year. The low oil price and slowing emerging markets dragged on returns however, meaning the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund recorded its weakest performance since 2011. The oil fund, managed by [...]

  • Prudential share price up as company announces boost to profits for the full-year ended December 2015 and reveals a special dividend

    March 9, 2016

    Share price for Prudential rose this morning as the financial services company revealed a boost to its profits for the year and awarded a special dividend. Operating profits for the group rose to £4bn, up 22 per cent on the year before. Business was booming in the UK, with operating profits from the company's UK [...]

  • Airlines in America introduce a class below economy

    March 9, 2016

    Airlines in the US are further segmenting their customers, creating a new class for the particularly thirfty (or those who simply can't afford the cost of air travel as it stands). The lowest class will sit below economy, and is called "basic economy", first introduced by Delta airlines.  It's now also been announced by United Airlines and [...]

  • Ryanair to launch private jet charter service to capitalise on demand

    March 9, 2016

    Budget Irish airline Ryanair has today launched a corporate jet charter service, aiming to capitalise on growing demand for chartered jets. A customised Boeing 737-700 jet for corporate and group hire is available, seating 60 people and capable of flying to destinations up to six hours away. Read more: Private jet membership set to take off in [...]

  • UK manufacturing output rebounds in January

    March 9, 2016

    UK manufacturing output bounced back in January, according to figures released by the Office for National Statistics this morning. The sector's output increased 0.7 per cent compared with December. Factory output suffered a sharp drop in December and contracted over the whole of 2015. Total industrial production, which includes mining and quarrying as well as manufacturing, also rebounded, rising [...]

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